3/25/01
There was a small blurb about the Fort McMurray show in the Calgary Herald this morning.. since it's so short, I'll just post it here.
A concert starring Canadian country music star Paul Brandt is being taped in the oilsands city of Fort McMurray for a special on the country music channel. That should make fans happy after a Brandt concert in the city was cancelled last year. "I wanted to shoot the special there because I never played there before," the fast-talking but friendly Brandt said in an interview. "We scheduled a show in Fort McMurray in the past and it fell through, so I wanted to make this one as big a show as possible." Audiences at the Brandt concert today will be flanked by five cameras from Murder Inc. Films. The special will be broadcast on CMT at a future date.
3/18/01
There was a great article on Paul in Saturday's issue of the Winnipeg Free Press, click here to read it.
3/17/01
I found a press release today on Aaron Lines' site that talked a lot about Paul and Aaron, and how they met. It also talks about a song that Paul and Aaron co-wrote on Aaron's album called "What Beautiful Is". Click here to read the press release.
3/13/01
I was browsing Warner's site today, and found a recent press release which briefly mentioned Paul's Juno.
March 5, 2001
WARNER MUSIC CANADA TAKES HOME EIGHT AWARDS AT THE 2001 JUNO AWARDS CEREMONY
For immediate release
Warner Music Canada took home an impressive eight Juno awards at the 30th Annual Juno Awards ceremony held on Sunday, March 4, 2001 at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario.
Leading the way were Barenaked Ladies, who won three Juno's for Best Group, Best Album and Best Pop Album for their platinum-selling Maroon CD .The band, who are currently finishing up their Canadian tour, were in Prince George, BC during the ceremony and graciously accepted their awards via satellite. The band also performed "Lover's In A Dangerous Time" as part of a tribute to Bruce Cockburn, who was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
Other winners included Neil Young (Best Male Artist), Joni Mitchell (Best Vocal Jazz Album), Paul Brandt (Best Country Male Artist), The Wilkinsons (Best Country Group or Duo) and Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Jukka-Pekka Saraste conductor Best Classical Album (Large Ensemble or Soloist with Large Ensemble Accompaniment).
For more information, please contact: Joanna Dine, Warner Music Canada (416)-758-1098
3/9/01
Rumour has it that "There's Nothing I Wouldn't Do" is being released as Paul's next single--it was on Country 105's "Pick It or Kick It" last night, and of course, it was picked! :) Request, request, request!!
3/6/01
Make sure to check out Aaron Lines' website, he's Paul's opening act on the new tour, and he seems like a great guy with a really bright future!
3/5/01
Last night at the Juno awards, Paul recieved his fifth consecutive Country Male Vocalist award!! Congrats, Paul!!
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